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St Mary’s has its origins in Christian social action. In 1865 two Hampstead businessmen, moved by the sight of starving children on street corners, opened
If you happen to be strolling on the north side of Regent’s Park you will see in the distance a spire which is the spire
This Danish Lutheran church is located at Saint Katharine’s Precinct, at the north west corner of the Outer Circle, off Albany Street. The Danish Church
The Outer Circle is used by road cyclists. One circuit is 4.45 km. A number of amateur cycling clubs meet regularly to complete laps of
On the south western side of the park, located by York Bridge, is the Parksports Park Tennis and Netball Centre, boasting 12 tennis courts and
In 2019, Matt Steinman, one of the tree team from The Royal Parks, had the bright idea to hire a software company Echoes to create
The Hub (a pavilion cafe with underground changing rooms) is at the centre of the northern parklands, where an impressive array of sports activity take
Regent’s Park and Primrose Hill have some venerable old trees, but even the oldest living specimens date from after 1818, when John Nash’s plan for
Established in 1932, the multi-award-winning Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is one of the largest theatres in London (1,240 seats) and situated in the beautiful
Famous for its beautiful rose garden, this green oasis has a fascinating past.
As part of the original Nash layout, Chester Road, one of the main gateways to the park, was planted with cherry trees in the 1930s.
It is easy in Regent’s Park simply to be overwhelmed by the great green spaces, the reflective stretches of water, brilliantly coloured roses and
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